Sentence examples similar to uneven degrees of progress from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon has experienced uneven degrees of cooperation with the anti-Taliban groups.

Successful GWAS required natural populations with several features: high allele frequencies, rapid linkage disequilibrium decay and absence of population structure (uneven degrees of relatedness) [68,69].

Several other planning applications are in varying degrees of progress.

What accounts for the uneven pace of progress among boards towards substantive engagement in quality governance?

UN Women says the MDGs have spurred significant progress, but yielded uneven results, including lack of progress on reducing maternal mortality.

On the other hand, the MDGs are ambitious when viewed against the uneven pace of recent progress toward meeting the needs they address.

However, the pace of progress is very uneven.

Suzdal managed to escape the worst of the Soviet Union's rapacious pursuit of progress — and of modern Russia's uneven efforts to make amends for it.

Meanwhile, the signs of progress in the worst-hit neighborhoods are uneven.

By interrupting linear narratives of progress and decline, these ruins exposed the uneven nature of American urban development, in both its outward processes and its cultural manifestations.

After a half-century of uneven but undeniable racial progress in America, the consequences of every attempt to turn back the clock could be dire.